Austria, Imperial. An Austro-Hungarian EM/NCO’s First War Buckle Auction When the Rebellion of 1837

When the Rebellion of 1837 confronted Toronto

consisting of an oval laurel wreath

a Canadian First World War veteran

surrounded by the inscription "WIENERFREIWILLIGE RETTUNGS CESELLSCHAFT" (Vienna Volunteer Rescue Society) and "IX

Austria, Imperial. An Austro-Hungarian EM/NCO’s First War Buckle Auction When the Rebellion of 1837An Austro Hungarian First War buckle, constructed of bronze, the obverse with coats of arms of the Kingdoms of Austria and Hungary, above a raised banner with an inscription of INDIVISIBILITER AC INSEPARABILITER (INDIVISIBLE AND INSEPARABLE), the reverse with swivel attachment prongs, unmarked, measuring 67 mm (w) x 55 mm (h), in better than very fine condition.